Publications and Reading Series

PEACH

Launching in Spring 2027, Peach is Georgia College's new national literary journal, edited by MFA students and faculty. Each spring, Peach will publish a single print issue featuring poetry and prose by emerging and established writers. A fall reading period will include general submissions and entries for The Susan Atefat Editors' Prize, awarded to a fully realized, unmistakable work.

In addition to the print issue, Peach will host a curated digital platform featuring contributor spotlights, interviews, and occasional audio recordings.

Though Peach introduces a new editorial direction and publishing rhythm, it carries forward the spirit of Arts & Letters—the national journal founded by Dr. Martin Lammon and published at Georgia College for over 25 years. Peach emerges from that tradition, and Arts & Letters' full archive will remain publicly accessible as a record of the voices and editorial vision that shaped its history.

The Flannery O'Connor Review

Published annually, the Flannery O'Connor Review is a scholarly journal dedicated to Flannery O'Connor and her works.

The Martin Lammon Reading Series

Three times per semester, the Martin Lammon Reading Series showcases the work of graduate student writers.

The Peacock's Feet

The Peacock's Feet is Georgia College's own undergraduate literary and creative arts journal. Published annually, The Peacock's Feet features poetry, fiction, nonfiction, visual art, and music.